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Amber Heard can’t afford to pay Johnny Depp $10.4m, as she plans her appeal
Just when you thought the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard saga had been laid to rest, Heard has decided to appeal the decision
Millions waited with bated breath as the jury ruled in Depp’s favour awarding him $15 million in damages.
Now, Heard is “absolutely” appealing the decision.
Her lawyers say she has “excellent ground” to do so.
Heard’s main attorney, Elaine Bredehoft, says the “pro-Depp” social media wrath influenced the jury’s decision.
She also claims the TV broadcast of the trial “made it a zoo”.
“So not only did we have a group of Depp fans that were there every day — 100 were allowed in, they lined up at 1 o’clock in the morning for their wristbands to be in that courtroom — but we had everything on camera, and we had tremendous social media that was very, very, very much against Amber.”
Although the jury was told repeatedly not to read anything about the case, they have weekends, they have families, they have social media. How could they not have been influenced?”
Elaine Bredehoft
Heard’s lawyers also claim important evidence including medical records was suppressed by Depp’s team.
They claim Heard has been wrongly done by and will now plan the appeal process.
In the verdict from Virginia, the jury found that Depp also defamed Heard when his previous lawyers labeled Heard’s claims a hoax, with the jury awarding her $2 million.
This means that Heard still owes Depp a sum of $10.4 million.
When asked about whether Heard can pay the millions in damages she now owes Depp, Bredehoft responded saying “absolutely not.”
Back in 2020, Depp previously lost a similar trial against Heard in the UK, where he was accused of assaulting Heard.
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Australia’s fastest-growing property markets revealed
Explore Australia’s booming property markets driven by infrastructure and low supply, with insights from Terry Ryder of Hotspotting.
Explore Australia’s booming property markets driven by infrastructure and low supply, with insights from Terry Ryder of Hotspotting.
We dive into the forces driving Australia’s fastest-growing property markets and explore which regions are benefiting the most from infrastructure developments and low housing supply.
Terry Ryder from Hotspotting joins us to explain how major hospital projects and other infrastructure investments are reshaping local economies and influencing property prices. We also examine how limited listings are creating fierce competition among buyers.
Discover where the next wave of growth is expected to appear and how investors can respond to these high-demand areas. This is essential insight for anyone keeping an eye on the property market.
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AI shake-up hits classifieds: Rightmove and REA face market threats
AI disrupts classifieds market, impacting valuations and strategies for survival—experts share insights on adapting to change.
AI disrupts classifieds market, impacting valuations and strategies for survival—experts share insights on adapting to change.
AI is sending shockwaves through the classifieds market, wiping billions from valuations and raising questions about the future of major players like Rightmove and REA Group. Investors are now closely watching how technology like ChatGPT could reshape the way online classifieds operate.
Experts weigh in on how AI could disrupt traditional business models, and what companies must do to stay competitive in a rapidly changing landscape. From adapting strategies to embracing innovation, the classifieds industry faces pivotal choices in the age of artificial intelligence.
We speak with Darren Woolley on the potential risks, investor reactions, and strategies that could determine which companies survive—and which might thrive—amidst this AI-driven transformation.
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Private sector jobs fall as ADP reveals major slowdown in November
ADP reports a surprising decline in November private sector jobs, raising concerns about labor market resilience and consumer sentiment.
ADP reports a surprising decline in November private sector jobs, raising concerns about labor market resilience and consumer sentiment.
ADP has revealed a surprise decline of 32,000 private sector jobs in November, signalling renewed pressure across the labour market. Small businesses in particular have been hit hardest, raising fresh concerns about resilience heading into the new year.
Economists warn that slowing hiring momentum and weakening pay growth point to a broader shift in worker demand. With consumers increasingly expecting unemployment to rise, sentiment across industries continues to cool.
The market now turns its attention to the upcoming Bureau of Labor Statistics report, which will offer a crucial read on whether this slowdown is temporary—or a sign of something much larger.
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